- What time does it start and where? Gather from 11 for the march to start 12 noon. March returns to Hyde Park for speakers to present from 1pm
- How do I get there? Google ‘how to get to Hyde Park Sydney Archibald Fountain’ – St James and Museum stations are the closest but buses might suit you better. Up to you.
- What do I need to bring? Anything you need, including food, water, something to sit on (rug or folding chair), umbrella, ANYTHING you need please bring.
- What do I wear? Green and gold are great colours and will match our banners. And you can wear anything you want. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes if you are going on the march.
- Is there a rally going on in [city]? Please have a look at the poster below and see if it is listed. If it is not, then we don’t know the answer sorry. We are only the Sydney organisers.
- I want to speak on the stage. Sorry we will not be having an open mic. Our event has been curated with a selected speaker list designed to enlighten and encourage our participants.
- I have a community organisation I want to share ideas for. What can I do? Great! Bring along a table, a sign or two, and your information and set up in the park near our stage. That way people can walk over and see what you’re doing and you can have a chat!
Join us in Sydney
- 11 am Gather at Hyde Park (north) near the Archibald Fountain
- 12 noon March starts through Sydney CBD to Hyde Park
- 1 pm Rally starts at Hyde Park where MJ and FFS will be on hand for a meet and greet.
Why we are marching
Australians are increasingly calling for leadership that puts people before politics. The last decade has exposed deep cracks in our public institutions, leaving many with the sense that politics is more about power than service. Taxpayers fund the system, yet too often see money wasted, decisions made behind closed doors, and communities divided.
Division is not an accident—it is one of the oldest tactics in the book. As the saying goes: divide and conquer. But Australians know in their hearts that the real strength of this nation lies in unity. By bringing people together across race, background, belief, or political leaning, we can push back against corruption and focus on what matters—accountability, fairness, and a democracy that genuinely serves the people.
What rallies achieve
Some argue rallies do not change much on their own. That may be true. But what they do achieve is powerful:
They remind people that they are not alone.
They create opportunities to learn, connect, and make plans.
They energise participants to return to their communities ready to act.
This is how change is ignited. It is how momentum is built.
The voices
The rally will feature voices from across Australian society—community leaders, professionals, campaigners, and everyday citizens—sharing their perspectives and concerns. Together, these voices will reflect the diversity of Australians who want unity, fairness, and integrity to be the foundation of our public life.
Why it matters
This rally is not about one group, one city, or one ideology. It is about Australians coming together to say: enough division. It is time to demand accountability, transparency, and leadership that creates REAL and much needed change the lives of everyday Australian men and women.
Change may not happen overnight. But each time Australians gather like this, it strengthens the bonds of community and sends a signal that the people are watching—and more importantly, taking action—and will not be silenced.
Freedom Financial Solutions FFS believes in empowering Australians to build, protect, and pass on not just wealth, but a future worth having. Integrity, fairness, and accountability are not only principles for finance—they are principles for life.
Join us in Sydney on 13 September. See more information about the event including other locations here.
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